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April 28, 2015
The intersection of art and technology
Earlier this month, I went to the Museum of Modern Art in New York City for the first time. I was there to see a special exhibit featuring the pop singer Bjӧrk, who is currently presenting a retrospective of her life’s work as a musician, artist and technologist. The retrospective spans back from her early beginnings as a childhood folk singer in Iceland all the way through to her most current album release.Continue reading about The intersection of art and technology
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April 24, 2015
Agile development’s secret weapon: transparency
18F Consulting recommends agile development for several reasons, including agile’s emphasis on user needs, continuous integration, and rapid adaptation to changed circumstances. But there is another important reason we recommend agile: its focus on transparency.Continue reading about Agile development’s secret weapon: transparency
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April 23, 2015
The dat team talks data Streams
Max Ogden and Mathias Buus Madsen are visiting 18F today to talk about dat, an open source project for versioning and sharing datasets. This new piece of software is part of their effort to build “automated, reproducible data pipelines that sync. -
April 23, 2015
Coming soon: the agile delivery services solicitation
Calling all agile vendors...get ready! By the end of this month, GSA will be releasing a Request for Quote (RFQ) for the alpha version of the Agile Delivery Services Blanket Purchase AgreementContinue reading about Coming soon: the agile delivery services solicitation
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April 21, 2015
Hackathons: not just for folks who code
A few members of the 18F team recently published an excellent guide on welcoming new coders to civic hackathons. In the same vein, we’d like to offer a list of strategies for including non-technical folks in your hackathons.Continue reading about Hackathons: not just for folks who code
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